why?
plants remind us that the natural world is a beautiful place that we can celebrate and be a part of.
where?
anywhere that you'd like to add a splash of colour and hope.
when?
spring and summer.
how?
combine the seeds and soil with a little water, form into a ball and leave to dry.
then throw/sow anywhere that you'd like to regenerate.
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This blog is dedicated to continuation of the project, 'seedgreenaid', a project based on guerrilla gardening, regeneration, and caring about community.
I am interested in the way that simple actions can stimulate new understanding and insight. I am exploring ways to raise awareness of the potential of growing food, particularly in urban environments, to a mass audience through practical action. The opportunity to grow your own food is an important freedom that is simply not available for many people, as a result of urban environments.
Freedom starts when we reclaim our public land and reconnect to our natural world.
As part of this practical action 'seedgreenaid' is a DIY seed bomb kit, consisting of 3 biodegradable envelopes made with seeded paper. One holds soil, one holds seeds, and one houses the kit. The instructions are all written inside.
I designed Seedgreenaids to encourage and help people regenerate their environment by secretly dropping them in various public places during their day-to-day routine.
Grow food everywhere and be free.
My name is Hannah, and i'm a UK based graphic designer.
If you'd like a seedgreenaid, or would just like to say hello, please get in touch at: hello@hannahclarke.co.uk
I am interested in the way that simple actions can stimulate new understanding and insight. I am exploring ways to raise awareness of the potential of growing food, particularly in urban environments, to a mass audience through practical action. The opportunity to grow your own food is an important freedom that is simply not available for many people, as a result of urban environments.
Freedom starts when we reclaim our public land and reconnect to our natural world.
As part of this practical action 'seedgreenaid' is a DIY seed bomb kit, consisting of 3 biodegradable envelopes made with seeded paper. One holds soil, one holds seeds, and one houses the kit. The instructions are all written inside.
I designed Seedgreenaids to encourage and help people regenerate their environment by secretly dropping them in various public places during their day-to-day routine.
Grow food everywhere and be free.
My name is Hannah, and i'm a UK based graphic designer.
If you'd like a seedgreenaid, or would just like to say hello, please get in touch at: hello@hannahclarke.co.uk
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